Tap List Updated at Mugibaru in Kamata: 8 Domestic Beers Including Marihana and Summer Breeze
The beer pub Mugibaru in Nishi-Kamata, Ota Ward, updated its tap list on Instagram. Along with Marihana, Magnolia, Minamichita BLOOD ORANGE IPA, Summer Breeze, and Jukusen, the NEXT lineup includes beers such as Godzone Beat.
Hop BroMugibaru's tap update in Kamata is pretty interesting. They posted the latest tap list on Instagram, and just looking at what they're pouring now through NEXT makes you want to go out for a drink.
MugiWhoa, updating it on Instagram feels so current! And there are so many beer names lined up that I feel like I'd get tipsy just reading the menu!
Hop BroThe current star is that lineup of eight distinctive domestic beers. Marihana, Magnolia, Minamichita BLOOD ORANGE IPA, Summer Breeze, and Jukusen are all there, giving you a range from light to punchy.
MugiWait, what's a session IPA? The name sounds light and airy, but beer has this habit of throwing technical terms at you all of a sudden!
Hop BroMarihana is COEDO's session IPA, and at 4.5% ABV it's designed for easy drinking. It has hop character, but it's the kind of beer that stays friendly over a long session, like a 'light-footed, fragrant runner.'
MugiI see, so Magnolia sounds like the opposite! A double IPA at 8% sounds like it's coming at you with a fist just from the name!
Hop BroExactly. VERTERE's Magnolia is known for its firm bitterness and substantial body. Add in citrusy beers like Y.MARKET's Minamichita BLOOD ORANGE IPA and WCB's Summer Breeze, a DDH Hazy IPA that leans hard into hop aroma, and the lineup has a nice temperature contrast.
MugiDDH and Hazy again! A DDH Hazy IPA is something you can actually drink, not a spell, right!?
Hop BroDDH stands for double dry hopping, meaning they add a generous amount of hops after brewing to push the aroma forward. So Summer Breeze is perfect for a day when you want to enjoy juiciness and a wide aromatic spread.
MugiHaving Jukusen at the end is reassuring... A pilsner that's easy to pair with food makes Japanese-style snacks feel like the main event too.
Hop BroExactly. What makes Mugibaru great is that it pairs well with Japanese-style snacks. Choosing your current beer is fun, and being able to see the next rotation all the way down to Godzone Beat and Pineapple Ale makes it feel like both of you will want to head out for drinks tonight.
The beer pub Mugibaru in Nishi-Kamata, Ota Ward, posted its latest tap list on Instagram. The post mentions a change in the food menu and gives a consolidated rundown of the beers currently on tap and the candidates for NEXT. It looks like a lineup that pairs well with Japanese-style snacks, and should offer a wide range of enjoyment from lighter to rich IPAs.
Current lineup
- Marihana / COEDO (Saitama): Session IPA, 4.5%
- Magnolia / VERTERE (Tokyo): Double IPA, 8%
- Minamichita BLOOD ORANGE IPA / Y.MARKET (Aichi): Fruit IPA, 6%
- Summer Breeze / WCB (Shizuoka): DDH Hazy IPA, 6%
- Jukusen / Asahi: Pilsner, 5.5%
From Marihana, a session IPA, to Magnolia, which brings firm bitterness and a satisfying body, to Minamichita BLOOD ORANGE IPA with its easy-to-imagine citrus character, and Summer Breeze, which pushes hop aroma to the front, each beer has a clearly defined personality. With Jukusen at the end, the lineup is not only IPA-heavy but also includes a pilsner that makes it easy to transition into a meal.
Beers next up
- Godzone Beat / Yellow Monkey Brewing (Kanagawa): NZ Double IPA, 8.5%
- Karan Iyokan Fruit Ale / Hime Beer (Ehime): Fruit Ale, 2%
- Pineapple Ale / Sankt Gallen (Kanagawa): Brut IPA, 5%
- Hattrick / Ise Kadoya Brewery (Mie): TDH Hazy IPA, 7%
The NEXT lineup includes a high-ABV IPA made with New Zealand hops, an easy-drinking low-ABV fruit ale, a fruit-forward Brut IPA, and a bold Hazy IPA. In a place like Mugibaru, where the beer profile keeps shifting from one pour to the next, the next rotation seems likely to be part of the fun, not just the current glass.
If you want to pair craft beer with casual Japanese food in Kamata, Mugibaru is a place worth visiting for its tap selection. It was an update that conveyed the pleasure of choosing from the current lineup for both food and beer pairing.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroMugibaru's tap update in Kamata is pretty interesting. They posted the latest tap list on Instagram, and just looking at what they're pouring now through NEXT makes you want to go out for a drink.
MugiWhoa, updating it on Instagram feels so current! And there are so many beer names lined up that I feel like I'd get tipsy just reading the menu!
Hop BroThe current star is that lineup of eight distinctive domestic beers. Marihana, Magnolia, Minamichita BLOOD ORANGE IPA, Summer Breeze, and Jukusen are all there, giving you a range from light to punchy.
MugiWait, what's a session IPA? The name sounds light and airy, but beer has this habit of throwing technical terms at you all of a sudden!
Hop BroMarihana is COEDO's session IPA, and at 4.5% ABV it's designed for easy drinking. It has hop character, but it's the kind of beer that stays friendly over a long session, like a 'light-footed, fragrant runner.'
MugiI see, so Magnolia sounds like the opposite! A double IPA at 8% sounds like it's coming at you with a fist just from the name!
Hop BroExactly. VERTERE's Magnolia is known for its firm bitterness and substantial body. Add in citrusy beers like Y.MARKET's Minamichita BLOOD ORANGE IPA and WCB's Summer Breeze, a DDH Hazy IPA that leans hard into hop aroma, and the lineup has a nice temperature contrast.
MugiDDH and Hazy again! A DDH Hazy IPA is something you can actually drink, not a spell, right!?
Hop BroDDH stands for double dry hopping, meaning they add a generous amount of hops after brewing to push the aroma forward. So Summer Breeze is perfect for a day when you want to enjoy juiciness and a wide aromatic spread.
MugiHaving Jukusen at the end is reassuring... A pilsner that's easy to pair with food makes Japanese-style snacks feel like the main event too.
Hop BroExactly. What makes Mugibaru great is that it pairs well with Japanese-style snacks. Choosing your current beer is fun, and being able to see the next rotation all the way down to Godzone Beat and Pineapple Ale makes it feel like both of you will want to head out for drinks tonight.
